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Vienna
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The Ultimate Guide Before You Plan for your Next Trip
Vienna, the capital of the Republic of Austria, is the most dynamic urban spaces of Europe. It is by far the largest city in Austria as well as its cultural, economic, and political centre. Its splendid historical face is easily recognized: grand imperial palaces and bombastic baroque interiors, museums flanking magnificent squares and, above all, the Hofburg , where the Habsburg rulers lived, loved and married into empires. The historic city centre is inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage Centre.It is often compared to an open-air museum. But Vienna is also a dynamic young city, famous for its (electronic) music scene with independent labels, cult-status underground record stores, a vibrant Monday through Sunday club scene, multitudes of street performers, and a government that seems overly obsessed with complicated paperwork. However, people are willing to go out of their way or bend the rules a little if they feel they can do someone a favor.
Attractions in Vienna
CInnerestadt
CInnerestadt
The heart of Vienna is the Innerestadt - the area that lay within the city walls, until they were demolished in the mid-19th century. It is here that some of Vienna's most popular tourist attractions can be found, along with pedestrian zed streets lined with countless shops, cafés, bars and restaurants.
Stephans Dom
Stephans Dom
The center point is Stephans Dom, the city's celebrated gothic cathedral, which is surrounded by the wide Stephansplatz.
Anchor Clock
Anchor Clock
It is situated on the oldest square of Vienna and
represents a typical Art Nouveau design.
Belvedere Palace
Belvedere Palace
The two magnificent palaces on the Belvedere grounds lie in the middle of a splendid park.